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> but a LOT of it is trash too. That's true, and the bad is stuff is unusually bad, but at the same time my monthly fee stays the same. Meanwhile, at a movie t
by drzaiusapelord 10y ago
> but a LOT of it is trash too.
That's true, and the bad is stuff is unusually bad, but at the same time my monthly fee stays the same. Meanwhile, at a movie theater a bad movie costs me and my wife about $100 with babysitting, parking, and modest concessions like a soda and a box of raisenettes. Netflix-style services simply are more forgiving because of the small monthly flat-fee. Bad content is easy to skip and you're not being punished financially as long as good stuff is still being created to offset the bad.
I won't fault a 25% fail rate. Hollywood as a whole, or even if we look at individual well-funded studios, must be shooting at an 75% fail rate here.